Federica BERTOCCHINI | Assistant Professor | Spanish National Research Council, Madrid | CSIC | CIB | Research profile
Wax Worms Eat Plastic. But Can They Clean Up Our Trash Pollution?
These plastic-chomping caterpillars can help fight pollution | CNN
A CSIC scientist discovers that wax worms eat | EurekAlert!
Federica BERTOCCHINI | Assistant Professor | Spanish National Research Council, Madrid | CSIC | CIB | Research profile
Interview with Dr. Federica Bertocchini – Röchling Stiftung
Federica Bertocchini
From fiction to reality: the potential of plastic-eating organisms | Fix
Plastic-munching caterpillars could save the planet, new research reveals | Daily Mail Online
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Calaméo - The Worm That Eats Plastic
Why have we not yet solved the challenge of plastic degradation by biological means? | PLOS Biology
Mix-Up: Announcement: Guest Lecture in January!
Interview with Dr. Federica Bertocchini – Röchling Stiftung
Discovery of plastic-eating worms offers chance to finally get rid of world's growing piles of litter | The Independent | The Independent
A Very Hungry Caterpillar Eats Plastic Bags, Researchers Say - The New York Times
Digesting Waste – The Poetry of Science
Plastic-eating worms could help wage war on waste | Biology | The Guardian
Federica Bertocchini
Mix-Up: Beyond Recycling: Why Biodegradation Could be a Game-Changer for Plastic Waste – An Interview with Dr. Federica Bertocchini
Mint Rewards - Mint pays tribute on International Women's Day to Dr. Federica Bertocchini #MintRewards proud to celebrate #IWD2020 #EachforEqual #womensday2020 #womensday | Facebook
Intervista a Federica Bertocchini, la scienziata italiana scopritrice del bruco mangia plastica - Bearzi
A Worm May Hold The Key To Biodegrading Plastic | WAMU
Interview with Dr. Federica Bertocchini – Röchling Stiftung
Plastic-eating caterpillar could revolutionize waste treatment
Wax Moth Caterpillars Found to Eat Polyethylene | Biology | Sci-News.com
Could this caterpillar help solve the world's plastic bag problem? | Science | AAAS
